early

გამოთქმა: /ˈəːli/

Universal

2belonging or happening near the beginning of a particular period:an early goal secured victory she’s in her early fifties
done or occurring near the beginning of the day:we agreed to meet at 6 am to get an early start
denoting or belonging to the beginning of a historical period or cultural movement:early Impressionism
occurring at the beginning of a sequence:the earlier chapters of the book
(of a plant or crop) flowering or ripening before other varieties:early potatoes

Universal

before the usual or expected time:I want to finish work early today
near the beginning of a period:we lost a couple of games early in the season
near the beginning of the day:I wrote this piece early one morning
(earlier) before the present time or before the time one is referring to:you met my husband earlier

Universal

at the earliest: not before the time or date specified: the table won’t be delivered until next week at the earliest
early bird: humorous a person who rises, arrives, or acts before the usual or expected time: he was always an early bird [as modifier]:many cruise lines offer early-bird discounts for people who plan ahead
the early bird catches the worm: proverb the person who takes the earliest opportunity to do something will gain the advantage over others.
early doors: British informal early on, especially in a game or contest:you should try to wind up their star player early doors
[apparently originally with reference to admission to a music hall some time before the start of the performance]
an early grave: a premature or untimely death:he worked himself into an early grave
the early hours: the time after midnight and before dawn: the bar stays open until the early hours
an early night: an occasion when someone goes to bed before the usual time: I think I’ll have an early night
early (or earlier) on: at an early (or earlier) stage in a period:they discovered early on that the published data were wrong
it's (or these are) early days: British informal it is too soon to be sure how a situation will develop: it’s early days yet, but the centre has already doubled its workforce it’s still early days for the initiative

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